- 1[transitive] crop something (+ adj.) to cut someone's hair very short closely cropped hair
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photograph - 2[transitive] crop something (technology) to cut off part of a photograph or picture
- 3[transitive] crop something to bite off and eat the tops of plants, especially grass The horses were quietly cropping the grass. plants
- 4[intransitive] (of plants) to produce a crop The potatoes cropped well this year.
- 5[transitive] crop something to use land to grow crops The river valley is intensively cropped. Phrasal Verbscrop up
crop
verbNAmE//krɑp//
Verb Forms present simple I / you / we / they crop he / she / it crops
past simple cropped
-ing form cropping
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